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02The System

One pack per zone. One way to pack.

A vehicle has four zones where gear goes missing: the tailgate, the cabin, the cargo floor and the console. Each pack takes one of them, so you load the same way every trip.

  1. Matte black hanging tailgate organiser with rows of pouches on an open pickup tailgate

    Zone 01 — Tailgate

    The Tailgate Pack

    Cooking at the back of the truck means putting things on the ground, on the bumper, or back in a bag you have to unpack again. The Tailgate Pack hangs from the open tailgate and holds utensils, a stove lighter, wipes, a headtorch and a bottle at chest height, so the tailgate stays clear to work on.

    $59 · 47 OF 150 LEFT

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  2. Matte black seat-back organiser strapped to a vehicle headrest holding a notebook and bottle

    Zone 02 — Cabin

    The Seat Back Pack

    The things you need while driving end up in the door pocket, the cup holder, or the footwell. The Seat Back Pack straps to a headrest and keeps a torch, notebook, tyre gauge, snacks and a bottle in fixed places you can reach without looking.

    $49 · 128 OF 200 LEFT

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  3. Matte black cargo divider system installed in an SUV boot creating four compartments

    Zone 03 — Cargo area

    The Cargo Pack

    An empty cargo floor turns every corner into a reshuffle. The Cargo Pack sets up four semi-rigid compartments that hold their shape when loaded, so a cooker, a water jug and recovery gear stay where you put them on washboard and off-camber.

    $69 · 100 OF 100 LEFT

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  4. Small matte black zip pouch resting on a vehicle centre console lid

    Zone 04 — Console

    The Console Pouch

    Cables, fuses, a multi-tool and a spare key have nowhere to live, so they live loose in the console. The Console Pouch holds them in one flat block that fits under the armrest lid and can be pulled out whole.

    $29 · 203 OF 250 LEFT

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New modules arrive as drops

The system is not finished. Each new module — a roof-box insert, a door-panel pouch, a recovery-gear sleeve — is made in a numbered run and released as a drop. Mounting points and sizes stay consistent, so a module bought two drops from now still fits the layout you set up today.

Get told when the next module drops.

One email per drop: what it is, how many were made, and when it goes live. Roughly monthly. Drop announcements only — no other mail, and you can leave in one click.